@hhjekicken: "I use c++ builder 6 on win2k, while trying to run the CORBA-example server i
get the exceptionmessage:
"Exception class PortableServer_POA:adapternonexistent with message
"Exception Object Address 0x27C682""
and the debugger stops at "boa->obj_is_ready(.....);"
which would suggest to me that the boa maybe isn't running, but i made sure
i started the smart agent. I also tried reinstalling c++ builder but that
didn't help either
Can someone please help me?
Harm"
    @YahiaElQasem: "AFAIK CORBA uses exceptions internally as some sort of a more elegant "goto
/ jump"...
A CORBA server starts up with some internal exceptions... and then works
fine... at least my experience...
Yahia"
    @jwillemsen: "Doesn't sound good. Which Corba implementation are you using? TAO works with
BCB6. You can download it from <url> There are BCB
makefiles, no BCB project files at this moment.
Regards,
Johnny Willemsen
news:3f27968e$<email_address>
<quote>
i
sure"
    @chris: ""Yahia El-Qasem" <email_address> writes:
<quote>
Which implemention does that?  It's not a requirement for CORBA to be
implemented that way, and it's really surprising that any
implementation would actually do that.
Maybe there are some non-fatal initialization errors happening in your
application?  I doubt this would happen intentionally without
something being wrong.
Chris(TeamB);"
    @YahiaElQasem: "Take a look at VisiBroker - it is even stated somewhere in the manual that
it is implemented that way ( at least in version 4 ).
Yahia"
    @chris: ""Yahia El-Qasem" <email_address> writes:
<quote>
I only have experience with TAO.  Even if Visi does this, it still
seems weird.  :)
Chris(TeamB);"
    @chris: ""Peter Agricola" <email_address> writes:
<quote>
"Using exceptions as alternate returns can be an elegant technique for
terminating search functions  especially highly recursive search
functions such as a lookup in a tree."
So you're right, he says that, but I still wouldn't recommend it
unless you're intending to unwind a DEEP stack quickly.  And since
searching a tree can be done without recursion, even this example is
somewhat contrived.
Chris(TeamB);"
    @ofv: "Chris Uzdavinis (TeamB) <email_address> writes:
<quote>
"throwing exceptions" and "quickly" are becoming incompatible
expressions. The tendency is to minimize the overhead introduced by
exceptions on normal code at the expense of costly throws.
[snip]
Oscar"
    @hhjekicken: "news:<email_address>
<quote>
"goto
You are right in that respect, if i force the issue by keeping to press
"run" every time it throws the exception it works after a while.
But this can't be the way it is supposed to work (if it is, borland
shouldn't be proud)
Maybe some of the TeamB-members could take this issue to borland?
Harm"
    @spammy: "<quote>
Because you are running the project in the IDE and have in the debugger
option halt on VCL and/or C++ exceptions checked, on every exception the
program is interrupted. Uncheck these option(s) and your program will run as
you expect.
Peter"
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